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ROYAL

pro

9.2. Rear face of the transmitter

Fig. 9.2.1.: Rear face of the transmitter

c Two sliding latches (marked “OPEN”) provide a

fast, easy method of opening and closing the transmit-

ter, e.g. for changing the RF module (Î 9.4.3).

d The robust carry handle provides a safe method

of carrying the transmitter, and also protects the rear

face when you set the transmitter down.

e As is usual with MULTIPLEX, the ROYAL

pro

also fitted with a MULTIPLEX multi-function socket

installed as standard (marked “CHARGE”). It is used

as:

x charge socket for the transmitter (Î 8.2.)

x socket for Trainer operations

(Î 14.4.1. and 14.4.2.)

x PC interface for backing-up model data

(Î 20.3.)

x PC interface for updating the transmitter

(Î 20.3.)

x PC interface for flight simulators

(Î 20.4.)

x interface for a ‘closed-loop’ receiver connection

(without RF transmission) for programming and ad-

justment work using a Diagnosis lead (Î 20.2.).

f The TORX

screwdriver (size T6), which resides

in clips in the transmitter’s back panel, is used for

various tasks such as adjusting the stick ratchet, fric-

tion and centring spring force, swivelling the stick

units, and for installing supplementary switches in the

installation wells “K” and “P”.

Fig. 9.2.2.: TORX screwdriver in the transmitter back panel

9.3. Interior of the transmitter

Fig. 9.3.1.: The interior of the transmitter

c The transmitter battery fitted as standard con-

sists of six environmentally friendly, high-capacity AA-

size NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride) cells. For safety

reasons the individual cells are permanently inter-

connected and protected by a heat-shrink sleeve.

! Use genuine replacement batteries only!

Always heed the charging instructions!

(Î 8.2. and 8.3.)

The transmitter battery is fitted with a thermal fuse

which protects the battery - and above all the trans-

mitter - from short-circuit, reversed polarity and ex-

cessive currents. The transmitter does not feature

a separate fuse. For this reason it is essential to

use genuine MULTIPLEX transmitter batteries de-

signed for this transmitter.

d RF module (Radio Frequency module). The RF

module is simply plugged into the main circuit board,

and can easily be changed if you wish, for example, to

switch to a different frequency band (Î 9.4.3.). The

ROYAL

pro

is fitted with the HFM-S M-PCM/PPM RF

module:

HFM-S M-PCM/PPM, 35 MHz A- and B-band

# 4 5600

HFM-S M-PCM/PPM, 40 / 41 MHz # 4 5601

Î Modern Synthesizer RF module with software-

selected channel / transmitter frequency.

Only RF modules of this type may be fitted to

the ROYAL

pro

Scanner with power-on guard can be fitted

(Î 20.6.2.).